TechMails: 2026

Monday, March 23, 2026

DAY 7 of NEAT in 10 🛏️

NEAT in 10: Day 7

Day seven of ten! Remember, you'll get one short email each weekday for the rest of this week, with a simple task that brings clarity to a small corner of your home. Miss a day? No problem — we've got them all listed and linked at the bottom of the email.

When it comes to bedding, how many fitted sheets does one household need? Overflowing linen closets make it hard to find what you're looking for and even harder to put things away. Editing down to what you actually use means folded stacks that stay neat and shelves that finally have breathing room.

Bedding

what you'll need

A donation bag, a recycling bag for worn items, a flat surface for folding

what to do

1. Gather all your bed linens together from every closet, shelf, and tucked-away corner.

2. Remove any sheets that are torn, stained, or missing pieces of the set. These can be recycled or donated to animal shelters.

3. Consider donating excess sets that are no longer being used, especially sizes you no longer have beds for.

NEAT Tip: One set on the bed, one set in the closet. Anything beyond that is taking up space without earning its keep.

4. Fold the sets you're keeping and store them together. Tuck the folded flat sheet and pillowcases inside the folded fitted sheet to keep each set contained.

5. Place folded sets in a fabric bin or in neat stacks on a linen closet shelf, grouped by bed size.

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Oxford Bins are ideal for separating sets by size and keeping stacks from toppling. The upholstery-grade fabric won't snag delicate linens, and the structured sides keep everything standing upright. File fold within each bin to increase the overall visual and make it easy to grab exactly the set you need.

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Sunday, March 22, 2026

DAY 6 of NEAT in 10 🖌️ 🎨

NEAT in 10: Day 6

Welcome back to week two of the NEAT in 10! You'll get one short email each weekday for the rest of the week, with a simple task that brings clarity to a small corner of your home. Miss a day? No problem — we've got them all listed and linked at the bottom of the email.

Kids' artwork piles up fast, and the guilt is real. Every painting, scribble, and handprint craft feels precious in the moment, but the stack on the counter keeps growing. Creating a system for what comes in (and what moves on) lets you appreciate their creativity without drowning in paper.

Kids' Artwork

what you'll need

A vessel for keepsakes, your phone for photos, a recycling bin

what to do

A note on involving kids: Depending on your child's age, you may or may not want to include them in the process. If attachment and emotions tend to run high, it's probably best to edit on your own.

1. Gather all the artwork that's accumulated around your home. The counter, the fridge, the bottom of backpacks.

2. Sort into three piles: display, save, and let go.

3. Pick your favorites to frame, hang, or rotate on a display wall. A few meaningful pieces have more impact than a cluttered gallery.

4. Photograph the rest before letting it go. A quick snapshot preserves the memory without the paper.

NEAT Tip: Artkive books let you appreciate a large collection of art (even those 3D pieces) in one slim book. Ship the artwork to them,ar and they'll photograph everything and print it beautifully. A great option for collections you're ready to part with but not ready to forget.

5. Recycle the stack that's been sitting on the counter for weeks. It's okay. You're allowed.

6. Designate a keepsakes bin for the pieces you're saving long-term. One bin per child keeps the collection manageable.

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Lined Acacia Trays make a perfect landing zone for artwork as it comes home from school. Place one in a home office, on a closet shelf, or in your drop zone. Once it's filled, give the collection one last edit and relocate your favorites to a keepsakes bin. The tray sets a natural limit and keeps paper from spreading across every surface.